This shot was taken with the Nikon Z7 and Nikon 24-70 F4s. For anyone looking to lighten their load but not lose out on image quality I can’t recommend this pairing enough. In fact, the images are sharper than what I was getting out of my DSLRs! Per usual I’ve color corrected Beast’s Castle so it’s not a single blue color. This is done with a curves adjustment layer where I manipulate the various color curves to change the blue of the roofs to a red color like what is seen during the day.
Today, I’ve got another take on Beauty and the Beast from the most recent Flower & Garden Festival. I shot this from the far side of the fountain using the Nikon 70-200…
Immediately after shooting Illuminations from behind Belle and the Beast I took this shot from the front. The unexpected side effect is the smoke from the fireworks was still drifting past and…
I find it interesting that, at least every time I’ve visited, this area has been empty enough even an hour prior to park closing to get some empty park shots. I tried…
Today’s photo is the companion piece to yesterday’s shot. It was taken immediately preceding the shot of the mine train. As this was taken shooting towards the sunset, the color is definitely…
The bridge walking towards Gaston’s Tavern has become another one of my favorite sunset shooting spots in the past few trips. This was right as golden hour was about to begin but…
Today’s photo is probably a very common angle shot of the Beast and Belle topiaries displayed in the France Pavilion. I did bend down slight so there would be more flowers in…
In honor of the new Beauty and the Beast movie trailer (which looks awesome by the way) I figured I’d post up one of my Beauty and the Beast related shots from…
One of the most difficult parts after a new trip is simply deciding which photos to work on. Even worse I tend to blaze through a bunch of edits immediately after a…
From the looks of this photo it seems that Gaston’s fountain could use a bit of a cleaning. I’m not sure if they bother in general or if they just wait ’til…